Filing For Divorce

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In Virginia, a no-fault divorce requires living separately for one year. The filing fee for divorce can vary depending on the county.

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Filing for divorce
What state are you filing for divorce in, ****? This will help me provide the most accurate information.
Virginia
What is the reason for your divorce, ****? In Virginia, grounds for divorce can be either "fault" or "no-fault".
I just want to get away from him
Are you seeking a no-fault divorce or is there a specific reason like adultery, cruelty or desertion?

- In Virginia, no-fault divorce requires living separately for 1 year.
- For fault divorce, proof is needed.
What is a no fault divorce
A no-fault divorce is when neither spouse is required to prove the other one did something wrong. In Virginia, it requires living separately for 1 year.
I just want to know how much it is and if i have to move out
What is your financial situation? In Virginia, filing fees for divorce can vary. If you can't afford it, you may qualify for a fee waiver. For no-fault divorce, living separately is required.
He is on disability and i dont work
Do you have any shared property or children? This can affect the divorce process and potential alimony.
No
What is your current living situation? Are you still living with your spouse or have you moved out?
We still live together
In Virginia, for a no-fault divorce, you must live separately for at least one year. Are you able to move out or live separately within the same house?
I have no where else to go
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Have you considered reaching out to local shelters or support services for assistance?
No but i can find somewhere
That's a good step, ****. Do you need assistance in finding local shelters or support services in Virginia?
No
What is your county in Virginia? This will help me provide you with the contact details of the nearest court.
How much is it for filing divorce
The filing fee for divorce in Virginia typically ranges from $*-$*. However, it can vary depending on the county. Please check with your local courthouse for exact fees.